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Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
FOURTH EDITION


MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., March IA
Stiffness reigned in the AndersoD cot
tAgs yesterday. A few Of the
iriends and neiahbors called TO sympa-
thixs with the family. They sll talked
In low voice. The family, however.
were prepared for the shock and the
grief over their dead was not - sevefe
as when death Is unexpected. The
front windows OF the house wsrashut
and the door vas hung with the stream.
ers OF black Grape, simple ribbon OF
white satin aso for the youth OF the
dead girl.
Mrs. james Peak was visiting her
sister and Was very eutspoken ae re
CARDS Barclay Peak. az think he lie
very impudert to set the way he has
since Mary died. And then TO say that
when she was dead ne would do the
talking. He'd better look out, for
though the dead can't spesk othersesn.
Mrs. James Peak ssys that Mary said
10 her quite distinctly one day when
she had one OF her bright spells that
Barclay Peak shot her. Eva Anderson
corroborates the story. Barclay Peak
has been more cheerful since the death
OF his murdered cousin. He WAS yes
terdsy visited in jsil by hts father.
To-day the Inquest will BE- held. Since
the jury viewed the remains at the cot
tsge on 5ature ay, the hsarirg <ill take
place in the COort House. Tomorrow
the post mortem examination will be
held by the eminent physicians who
did SO much for the girl when she wac
alive. The funeral viii take place on
Wednesday from the residence Of Caleb
Huff, near neishbor OF the Andersons.
The Andersen family will move from
the cottage as coon ~ possible.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
KyauRetist Herald

The Episcopal Church of the Covenant
was filled on Sunday mort ing TO listen
to Evangelist Herald speak and sing.
His subject was Ambassadors For
Christ" and be delivered an earnest, en-
couraging address and no doubt induced
many 70 more FULLY dedicate themselves
to the cause OF Christ. In the afternoon
a meeting was held for men, aud the
church wac crowded. Mr.. Herald relat-
ed his own experience, and showed that
God was able and willing to save the
greatest sinner. His remarks were filled
with sympathy for The erring, and many
were moved to tears. When the invita-
ton was given for all who wished 70 led
christian lives To stand up, about seventy
responded.
There was another large congrfgation
present at the evening service, ard Mr.
Herald sarg by request "The two Lives. "
He preached pow rful sermon, and at
the after me-tirg quite number al
nounced their int ntton Of coming out on
the side Of the Lord. Services will be
held every evening this week, except
Saturday, n Z O'Clock; young people,
service on Wednesday a 4.15,p. M, when
Mr.. Herald will deliver bis candle ser.
mon
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Is MEMORY OF MOTHER,
WHO DIED IrLr y, 1875.

The grass IN beauty waves to-day
Above tire mound where mother layt
v cary and longin. Tor rest
Jesus mas calle1 her 20 me home OF the
| bIest.
We miss her, how much, 10 TONG ae can eI
press,
No more Will her lo7iaz hand BEES
Us, when waves OF deep distress
| Ard sorrOwG dark upon as press
We miss her a: home, BY the lonely hearth
me ace -as loved more dear on earth
To gather with u, as the evening Ehad es
we're falling.
And talk Of Jss IS and HE glorious appear.
ing.
Coming. oh yes. jos us 10 coni-~
How II Is cur souls with lSnRln.,
Az Se catch CLEAN Of that sunny lana
Beyond the golden strand.
And now Se are watching and waiting,
Our glorious K'ng BY fsith btholdlng,
Anticipating ths dawnlng Of th II day
Whe1 J ssua shail y pa al tsifs away.
Brothers and SISTER, weep no longer,
D9si no, our fsltn grow stronger and
brighter
with ms thought oi NEE lrg mother agaip.
"hen Jesus eGsH cJpe In HIS glory 70
reiRp. -fAsBIE 4 Ross
BROW MIN This city, on the l5th inst.
annie T.. wife Of J Paul Brown.
Relatives and friends are Teepectiuily
ihVited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her uncle. Thomas McUlAry,
No. IoT King street, On Wednesday. the !sih
in'' IT o'clock p 10 lAtermsnt p,ivae
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Taken by surprise.

When between 80 and 20 member
and fritIds Of Mao eley Chapel, headed
by the pastor, B F. Price, marched
into the residence Of VIM. T Allen.
corner OF u and Bradford streets, on
Friday night, as may naturally be cup.
posed, not having received any notice
OF their coming, be was considerably
taken by surprise He had nothing
elise, however, to do for the time being
than 10 submit and he and his lady to
become the guests ot the visitors, the
latter having already spread a table
and loaded IL with dainty refreshments.
a good, sociable time wss the result.
young and old, pastor and p.op.e, visi
tors and Waited alike enjoying them
selves. Mr.. "A Hen is about removing 70
farm he recently purchased on Mi.
ford neck from John " Bennett. The
farm contains 800 scres, 1915 OF whic !
are upland and 1876 are salt marsh. 7
has splendid frontage on Delzwar.
bay. He paid s.. 0l0 :or the farm a nj
stock. Mr. Allen moved to Whining
ton In 1870 and has made many FREUD
since his soj0urn here.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

The horse that was stolen from the
remises OF DR. 7 s Mitchell, at Hock.
tsein, on "Wednesday evening last, and
q which mention wss mzde In the RE
PUBLICAN. belonged 10 william Web.
STR, who lives at Dr.. Mitchell's. The
talef journeyed as fsE 20 til residence Of
Dr.. Swithin Chandler, Brandy wine
Sprlnss, where he saw fine horse and
buggy hitched, belonging u a young
man by the name OF Armour, and o, II
WAS raining he col cluded that was on
was b, tier conveyance than a saddl e
horse. He Therefore turned the Web
srer horse lccse, aud rode of In kr
Arm ours team which he drove to VII
minRtoD, where he turned It loose, anC
the horse returned home, reaching it
Destination vita oIly part OF thu
wagon. Mi. Webster found his hors,
the next day.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
ODD COATS
OnG-Half and Less.

You know how closely
we abide to pain and de-
pendable speech.
About 500 or less Odd
Goats, left out of Suits
broken up in sizes, and Gus
tom garments uncalled for;
from $3.50 up.
They are as good as any
Coats we have in the ma.
ierial and making, but ends
lots, and not to be held, any
more than you tolerate drift
wood in a river.
There's nothing-not a
cent-in the prices for US:
loss on every one: for you,
double value; in any Goa,
that fits you. Get the right
style and size and you keep
the half or more of an ordi-
narily just price in your
pocket. Youths sizes to
extra large.
Spring Overcoats at !
about at au end.
The Spring Clothing i,
ady and excellent.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Refused to Dismiss.

Judge Stone, IN the Common Pleas
Court al Cleveland, Ohio. on Saturday,
refused to dismiss tie injunction re-
s,rAiniug the strisers from going upon
railroad property. Chief Arthur, OF the
Bro'herhOOd Of LOGON olive Engineers,
denies the report that his organization as
assisting the striking brakemen and
switch hands of the New York, Penn
hyivania and Ohio Railroad. .All freight
traffic over the road has ceased, but new
men are being hired, and it is thought eff
fore will be made TO run trains to-day.
OILY $50 men are engaged in the strike
but 1000 are out of employment by reason
OF tho blockade of freight and the lack oi
facilities along the line OF road to get Goa
and ore.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Death of Thomas 5. Marshall.

Thomas 8 Marshail died at his resi-.
denca in Kennett Township. Pa, a
snort cistanca above YoTkIyr, on the
h !rsl., szed sb1u, 81 years, IRON
paralysis He was brother OF the
late JOLu and Caleb Marshal, who
founded the town of Msrshsllton near
klsnersi, now owned By John Il
BIZ nRAurs'. Efu. He Was engaged ia
paper making az well as farming for
msuy Je4Ts, and VI as a very exemplary
citizen. lie leaves q widow, two sone
and daughter, as we'll &C many frieuds
TO lament his decease. His remains
were uttered at Union Hill, near Ken
nett SQu. are, ON the 9th inst.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

MOUNT CARMEL, March IL "A hun.
ter IN the mountains north Of tkis
borough this morning found the body
Ct an unknown man hanging to al oak
sapling. Bruises and cuts about his
head prove almost conclusively that be
WAS murdered and then put In the
hanging position by his assailants to
deceive. He was a powerfully bull
man aud well dressed. The body IL
now In the orouer's hands, but there il
little hope Of discovering the identity
of the murderers or their victim.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Assault anJ BattArx.

This morning William II. Carroll,
proprietor Of the Casino on Front street
and Joseph Hauley were arraisned NJ
The city court charged with assault ana
battery on kimuud Adele, a son o;
Councilman Abelt. The accused were
represented bS Austin Harrington, ano
Otty Soiicitor Turner appeared for the
proet cutiop.
Abelt testified that he Is employed on
the W. a. d Railroad az a brake.
man, and that after he came in from h 4
run" on Friday nil ht be went TO Car
rolls, and got there between ~ and |
O'CLOCK. After having a couple OF
drinks in the oar-toom be went In 10 the
concert hall 10 look st sparripg match,
when Carroll came and ask-d hin TO &c
on the stage anu spar with Hanley. He
went on the etage and Carroll adjusted
the gloves on his hands, wnen he SPARED
about seven minutes. AT tina tnd nj
that time each party went 10 their cor
rers, and Abe.e pulled OF lis gloves
and told Carroll that lie would not spar
any more, as Hanley had played him
dirty.
He had 60 sooner said that than Han.
ley Knocked Lin down ana beat him.
and afterwards Carroll mash ed him 10
the face with his foot and then kicked
him IL the hesd ard ibis. HeIan out,
and twice afteE wards when he weni
oack to get his coat he was again as.
saulNd by Hsnley. Abe.e had hls
head tied up with a bandage, and rit
face shows that he has been used yletty
rough.
alfred W. McM1llin and William
Z. Brando, WHO sete with Adele, cor.
rooorated ais testimony, and said tina,
Carroll had also assaulted them, III,
latter say itg that he tried TO butt him
In the face.
Several witnesses testified for the d..
Tense TO fho1 that Abele was dru, h
when he went in the place. and that hf
provoked the hght. Witnesses were
also called by Mr. Harrington to show
that Carroll kept . model place, and
that every thiI 9 was quiet aud orderly,
the Judge, alter listening to the ars q
nent OF ccunsel, adjudged both IN en-
guilty, aud sentenced them to psy 4
fine Of s16 and costa each, amounting te
$i2 in the two cases.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
DIED..

7UBESoN-In this city. en- the 10Th inst.
Captain John L. ktbeson, ased 10 ysars.
Relatives and friends are inv tied 10 attend
ths funeral IRON the restdenoe Of his ton'
in,Haw 9ecrge W. Pennington, No 1877
" asbi ngton streef. On TUESDAY afternoon ~
/ 20 o'clsex. nj erment In Wilmington and
Brandy vine Cemetery.
MoKIBBIN-On the 18th irst-, A nnie A.,
wife Of Andrew Mckibbin. IN her 10Th
kelatiyes and friends are respectfully In
vitsd to attend her funeral from the rest.
dence OF her husband. No COS Adams street,
on ednesdsy At II oelock N. Interheat
~ Mt salem
the 18th inft., Andrew II.
| Jezndell, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend hn funsfal on tuesday after.
nc % at o CLOCK, from the res.dsnes OF his
|sisterin-las, Mira William Hopes, Nc. el0
riae street To proceed u The res Oathe-
"t4ons but no, fo,go,ten."
Philadeipeia papers please copy.
IHkCKETT. -Un the lgth inst. Mslissa,
| wife Of Isaac hackett, as oil % years
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-.
Lincoln, on Tuesday sftsrLOon at O'Clock.
Internent at kiverviev Cemetery.
FOX I'm the 18th inst, Sarah L. Fer,
aged o. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitsd 70 attend the fanersl from her late
fesld enes, Nc. 2lS West Second street. on
Wednesday afternoon. Services at the house
AZ CLOCK. Inter neat 1t Rigerylev csne-
terry
|LAWLESS.-On the 18th tnt. julia, wife
OF Martin Lawless, in the 4sth year VI her
age, better known az Julia HylaAd
Relatives and friends are respectfully in d.
vited 10 attend her funeral fTon the resi-.
dence Of her hnEOand. 2is south jackson
street, on "wednesday N 1r ing nj O'Clock.
hequism high mAss Will be celebrated 81 -.
Psnrs H. y. church lntefm.nt =. New
Cathedral sem etery.
Philadelphia pap srs plsase copy
ASH-On the ,2th inr., at Iron Hi, Md,
Howard Ash In the 10Th year OF mis- aye.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully 10.
vtted TO attend the fEneral from the resi-.
dsnce of his bfothsT Sto hen Ash, on Tues
day morning az II oci,ck. Services a. tho
chapel.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

WHEELING, March 13-Tbis after
moo Dan Corners, q brakeman on the
Pan h andle Railroad, while riding on
top u iret Sht Car was struck by tpt
channel span of tae bridge crossing the
ONO river near Steuberville and knock.
% uuder the wheels. After the train
pa.std re fell from the bridge into the
fivtr. 0 distance OF go feet, aud swan
nearly two hundred yards before he " ss
reacged. When taken from the water il
vas discovered that one leg was re
bad y crushed that IL bad TO be ampu.
tsted. His recovery IN doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Died on Receiving n Pension Draft

OXr"RD, Pa, March l3.-Last night
Mls. Elizabeth Smith, colored, Of East
Nottingham township, about mile from
this place, received draft from the gov
erumcnt for $1,000 back pay and pension
for her husband, Henry Smith, who died
IN the army. When the paper was put
In her hands she became go excited over
II that she died suddenly, without indoors
ing 1t. She has one son. She had been
living with Ellis Watson, colored, about
eighteen years unmarried.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Tho Earthquake in Europe,

LONDON, March 10. The earthquake
In the RIVERA on Friday was most 80
we're at Aas.sio. The com mander pro
nounced the t,,wn unsafe, and ordered
that eight extra barracks be- erected for
the accommodate on of the irhabitants
At another village fifteen housts were
demolished and Two persons Killed
Temporary barracks are being erected
at Mentone. The authorities there
the present on the upper floors Of their
houses.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Thomas Craven, son Of John Craven.
No. s Carpenter street, aged about Is
yeas, boarded the train that left VII
mington on Saturday evening Tor Baiti
more, secreting himself on the platform
of the baggage car. Falling asleep, be
fell from the cars Mt Bayview station near
Baltimore, receiving q severe wound in
the head and his right side was very
much lAcerated. He was taken to the
Baltimore University Hospital and his
father has been notified.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
wAsHrxcros, d. G. Sept. a, 1854.

DEAR SIR-Wby don't you ger oer-
tlficA.e from Col W. II. W., OF Balti-
more, showing how be cured himself OF
drunkenness BY the help Of Hop Bliters.
His IL n wonderful case. He 10 vel
knoxn In Rochester. n. Y. by oil the
drinking people there. He Is known In
this city, Cincinnati, New Orleans, New
York; In fact ell over the country, - he
has spent Thousands OF dollars for rum
honestly believe his card would be
worth Thousands OF do lars TO you In
this city and Baltimore alone, ana make
thousands OF sober men by the use of
} our bitters. j. A W.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Reese F. Bell, No. sl9 Adams street
and clerk foc AlVan Allen, brick manu-
facturer, 400 Market street, was suddenly
aud dangerously attacked with hemor
rhage OF the lungs on Saturday last, and
now es in critical condition. DIR. j. r.
Lu keDs who l. attending him entertaint
hopes Of his recovery Mr.. Bell had recent
ly re lurned from place he purchased
in North Carolina, where he had gone fol
the bepefit Of his health. and it is under
stood that he intended TO 90 back South
this sprug. Mr.. Bell has been subject t.
bemprrh. l8eH
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Cured of Drinking.

"a young friend OF mine was cared
OF an ipsstisble thirst for liquor thai
had 50 prostfatsd his syetern that he
was unable 20 DO any business. Re
was entirely cared by the use Of Ii ID
bitters L, allsyed all that burrtu.
thirtt; took away the AZ petite for liuuor;
made is nerves steady; and le has re
NAMED = steady and 30 ssr man for moe
than t"o years, and has no dasire 10 70.
turn TO Ait cups, and kno~ Of a mum
Der OF others taat have bosn CURED OF
drinking 10y 1t. From lead ing Il. Il.
oflcsal, C1icS.o. Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
h-bFVUtTuItyi
REV. MRS. j. II. ELLGOOD

ScIPIo, n. Y, Dec. /, 1884 an
the pastor Of the Baptist church heIe
ar d an educated physician. 1 am not
In practice, but an my sole family ply
sioian. and advise In chronic csses
Over year ago l recommended your
Hop Bittsrs TO my invalid Wits, who
has been under medical treatment Of
AloAny's best physicians se,eral ears.
She has been greatly benefited .nd
still uses the medicine. believe she
will become thoroughly cured Of her
various complicated diseases by their
use. We both recommend them TO our
friends, many OF whom have also been
cured OF their various ailments by
them. REV. L. Z WARREN.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Drove . Horse 20 Death.

Yesterday man Howard Lilly wenl
q horse 70 drive 10 Chester. but becom.
ins intoxicated before be cot back be
drove the horse % hard that he died
soon after his return. Special Agen,
II. B. Vandssrift. for the Society for
sbe Prevention Of Cruelty to Animsls,
arrested Lilly This morning and took
him before Squire Frank Z. smith,
where he Was hned $50 besides coats.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Robert A. Providence bad Q hear!ps
3. the city court this morning charged
With the larceny Of . coat from the hall.
way OF Mrs. Colwell's residence on
West Front street. Eliza Dolphmsn Of
No 10s Wes, Front street, testified that
she bought the coat from the prisoner
for 40 cents. and be Was CON NJ itted In
default Of sooo bail Tor his appearance
AZ court
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Preiudlee kun

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on bed Of misery under the care Of
several OF the best physicians, who gave
her disesse various names but no re-
lief, aud now che is restored 20 Us in
good health By Hop Bittsrs, that We ad
poohed 1T two years before using Ii.
We earnestly hope and pray thas no Que
else will let their sick suffer - We did,
on account OF prejudice against 40 sooe
o medlcide IS Hop Bi,terS The Pa
rents-Good remplars.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
At the AChuemy.

This evening the Leonzo Brothers
will commence an engagement of ono
week at the Academy OF Music In a
eeries OF melo dramatic perform ances.
IN which their educated dc "a will take
a leading part. To night and to-morros
afternoon and evening they will present
brother Against Brother" and We'd
nesday and Thurfday Back from the
Dead" The Leonzo Bfotf ers appeared
In this city last season and made a de.
cioed hit. They are supported by an
excellent company.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
THIRD EDITION.
nwss; smiling Faces on the strests ON
8nfurday.


Saturday.
Last Saturday Was . day tina. VII.
long BE- remembered. The sky vss
bsAutiful and clear, which drowpeo
oloomy feelir 70 and made hearts happy
This alone did not have the tendency u
bring on happiness. Judging from the
crowss Of people that were sesn COM ina
oat of ths place We advised every hard
working perbon 10 20 u, Meyer Meyer
the clothier, Fifth and Market streets,
deserves portion Of the credit, too
Just think Of IL. A frstc.ass salt OF
clothes, lined with I:Aliau satin, for
% gs; . much beiter one for Is 60, and
from tina, price upwards; boys suits
for 81 90, aud a much prettier one for q
little more money, wog u 80 PR cent
more than the prices demanded else
where, AID durable working pscts iast
98 cents. This sale hss created excite
ment in our city, and from what We
heard this morning Ia tr7e, before many
moro days IL will create much bigger
one.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
FIFTH hi

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and co.,. ape -. ip,' III
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lar ofense. N al
from jail On : st'sI
drunk s.iu r. 's..'e'sa
-. de tod tie J, ~ n
n Axe him trriGE@',,,' as]
no a, ~ lo~ y. q ota a,sJ
william OHM i
be so i sSs s a,,y .issas,ass
And aan,x - I LA.l
John W. saib,na}
drunkenness lp IA, III
costs. w 7
Jonas Heck, NJ,
saturday moruIr, "a
stop dsinkipsstdss,a 1
rested in the .ftsrsso,1.s \
drunk, and thi. n CreJ
% pay Is an cq.. N
BIN TO New CA,,e \, q
days .; least Il" \
His brother josh ]
term OF 20 day. N; p
Hs.,n on Sat 0rdayn]
anti to morrow uor.l.|
ard. another drpnt "
costs.
Ed ward william, J
Saturday nishi ssi'. y
ket street, be,seS ~
streets. he sald Inn \
baltimore, bu, bad r]
phoid feve, IL tie ~
ph'., And had l,, q, n
said be would hold d ~
sideration.
Henry stevA,i .. ]
being drunk ant ~
ON cer, and sea,,tcss 4
costs.
John hulliu GOT n
down on 3 .iep 81 n,
and when onc ! Hris'
duce bin to move ,rss
The Judge sen:ercsd M
costs.
John Reyno divulxI
fer oruukenurm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

DVh
Senator Crossl, h,
Hundred is corsaa
sickness.
Miss Ella 7. Js.ts
trim minss and roar,o
N. 4. Cor. Tsu,h ant NJ
Three mark- bsls
Ast Saturday e7r.iitr
Reeds china s.or, NH
street.
There 10 Nc msEi u
condition Of B..bg M
there Is every rsisss lss
recovery.
inert ~ y mcYe-Nif
nize q company Of lsi
compcsed exclus!rJag
Zeus.
MIR. William Jowir
Bellons, New YoiN
Minnie Hartford, zd
Hsrk ness Academy.
j. Liberty TODD "
artist, will lecture hs
church on Friday erszi
Angelo, his life aid vi
jose ph Kern huma
store from SLY shas
Market.
Robert Davis, viii 81
returned TO Milford axs1
ten years In The n;aar|
Japan.
The Nstiona. D'tisz
begin widening Ihe tirr
river, near II, head W.
There is 80, O00 avlih'
pose.
The women y's!lOrds
Charities and ire W. Y !
joint meeting at ihe w
his afternoon and wen
Mrs. j. h. Barney % III
The drain ripe q, Islal
streets burStcd lsst piilI
con siderable cOntlel1sa.
bakery was flooded ID
dam ages Is tbreatered'
The Rev. William bt
of st. Peters Pro!aui
Church at Smyrna '.
charge in = few ven !
sumo the duties Of Bl'l@
Mexico.
The Wawasett Gun
practice on Saturday
| grounds over Eleventh
The club will shoot . y y
| Matsunk Gun Club, OIL v
on April 10th
A volunteer fire oo.i
| organized at Del,vs''
membership OF 'h'rt! "a,
has been elected prov "
Ash vice president y "
secretary and Dr. j. T.
Arer.
Mrs. Harriet While !
on last "wednesday, ~
was buried on SATURDAY
yard ut Drawer ),
white was the mol1t' q
8. Watson of Milford y
Polk OF Odessa.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
MAKRIED.

JoNEs-PHILLIPs.- March ], lss7. 81
sss M0Efoe strss.. oy Rev ,. L-kstiin.
james q Jonss and Lydia Phillips, ooth
oftais efty.
McLAUuhLIN-HlTC - At the
residence Of tbs ON 'iating Clergyman,
Maren 10Th, By the ksy. Henry ID Lind
say George W. Mclaughlin and MARI 4.
Kitchens, all Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

W. c. Martin sold at his sale stables
Third street near Orange, on Ssturda,
afternoon, IS head OF horses aud mules
the highest Of which sold for $24s, ant
the lowest $40. He will have another
sale on Saturday, March 70.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Joseph Kern. jewslsr and watch
maker, having removed from No. 827 4
harke, street to No. 707 Market street.
would be glad 10 meet all his patrons
and friends a. his new place OF bust
uess.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Coming TO Ameriea.

Patsy Sheppard has received q letter
froa Ien Mace, dated February -,
which stated that Charley Mitchell and
Jem Smith, the ehauIptos heavy weight,
were to leave England for America in
about fortnight.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Bign Authority.

Hop Bi,,ers Ii not, in auy sense, an
alconolic beverage or iiQuor, and COZ ID
not be told for use, except 70 parsons do
sirons Of obtaining medicinal hi'ters-
GREEN b. RAUM,
q. s. Com'r Internal Rev.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
An Attemp, TO murd.r.,h. r..,

LONDON, March 1.-THE Standard has
received cipher dispatch from what It
considers a Trustworthy source saving
that an unsuccessful attempt has been
made 10 asassinate the Gar. No details
are given,